I saw a tip on one of these threads apart hitting the parking break button after turning on the vehicle. The red park light will go off and it has drastically reduced the amount of squeal I’ve had in reverse.
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That doesn't make sense. The squeal is from the front brakes and the parking brake is only on the rear axle.I saw a tip on one of these threads apart hitting the parking break button after turning on the vehicle. The red park light will go off and it has drastically reduced the amount of squeal I’ve had in reverse.
I’ve got no clue. Give it a try. Just stating my observation. Seems to have worked for him as well. It didn’t go away. But it’s definitely shortened the sequels.That doesn't make sense. The squeal is from the front brakes and the parking brake is only on the rear axle.
It will return. Mine went away for about 1-2k miles at 4k odometer. Came back around 6k. Still happening at 10knot sure whats up, but my brakes haven't squealed in a while now. I have 3500 miles on it. I did tow my 4K lb trailer recently and maybe I worked the brakes in pretty hard which resolved it. I dont know.... weird
SameMine too, but not very consistently--just once in awhile.
Tell your neighbor you are trying to work just a little bit harder so you can afford a new Range Rover and not be stuck with an old embarrassing Toyota.My neighbor gave me all kinds of grief for that "old clunker car" I drive after I woke him up at 5am two days in a row backing out of my driveway. I have started backing into the driveway to avoid the squeal in the morning.